Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-30

BAPTIST "CHILpREN's DAY. CONCERT
Children's day was observed at the Baptis,
church last Sabbath, with appropriate exer-
cises as follows
/. Organ Voluntary, Miss Perry.
.. Anthem, Choir.
3. Responsive Scripture, sup't and School
4. PRAYER, Pastor.
) Hymn. "The Children's Day." School
g. Recitation. Address TO the
Flowers" Florence SWEET.
:. The Garden Of Delight, Pastor.
$. REGULATIONS, THE Boys 4 Girls
just as am Fred SWEET.
8. Hymn, "l4osanna TO the Lamb
Of God" School.
10. Garden of the Mind. Pastor.
II. REGULATIONS. What shall we plant
Maude Billings.
The Seed of Love-" Annie Mcfarland.
II. Hymn. Congregation.
10. Garden of the Soul. Pastor.
u. REGULATIONS, THE FIow'reis Bell OF
Blue" Cora Anderson.
The Everlasting Love- Susie Mason.
Is Primary Class Exercises, Reel
Panses,o Miss Davis class
Selected HYMN, School.
Ie. Solo, He comes into His Garden"
Ella Carde.
L. Cultivation OF Gods Garden Pastor.
Is Brief Address. Pastor.
~ REGULATIONS. MISSIONARY feniiie-,
Helen Eaton.
"shc hath given more than they
ALL" Miss Jennie Savage.
The Offerings.
30. Hymn, The Lord hath need Of
Thee" School.
81. Closing exercise, School.
Bcnediction
The flower decorations were beautiful and
the recitations most successfully given; in
justice 10 all no particular one can be mention
ed a. excelling in the exercises. Best OF all a
very tine collection OF sll75 was received,
S93S Of which was given by the Sunday School
Classes by means OF envelopes. Mention
should also be made OF The voices" repeating
scripture passages which followed each scrip
ture reference read by the pastor, coming in
with pleasing effect.
our soldiers and sailors monument was
put tn place on saturday last, with the excep-
ton Of the statue and thst was added on Mon
day morning. II dcr the direction of Mr..
John &. Reed, assisted by the builders, Mc->r-.
Dunn i Howard, every part was put in place
with precision equal 10 clock work The fol-
lowing articles were sealed up in lead box
base: topv Of the Ellsworth AMERICAN,
bearing date. june y. 49,; one q a. X.
badge; gold coin contributed BY Mr.. ". r.
Canpbell silver coins contributed BY ". Il.
Campbell, Edward e. Mason and j. {.
Chilcoit postage stamps by NJ Smith; old
currency by Walter NJ. Young; Confederate
scrip by h. F. Gray: coin and photograph by
Irwin. O-eood: li>i OF subscriptions to monu-
men, fund; roll Of 2I,t Nations Encampmcut
at 81 Louis; roster Of the Department Of
Maine g. A. h; bylaws OF W. II. II. Rice
Post: postal card notification OF election 10
membership; blank application for member
ship Adjuian''~ report. lst quarter ,lSs' copy
u record = Yea and nay vote Of the several
ward on the question Of appropria,ing the
sum OF $1,000 In aid Of the soldiers monument;
copy Of warrant FOR city meeting. March ~
iN>7, sailing upon the voters ot Ellsworth to
vote for OF against the proposition for the city
% appropriate slpI in sid Of said monument
roll Of honor Of Rice Post record Of vote, 81
Rice Post relative 10 building monument; re-
port 81 the city government for tho ycsr end
Ing Feb. y, 49,; sketch OF the building OF the
monument by Dunn 4 Howard; copy ot the
Ellsworth .idr~His,r bearing date june q
l-s7; Robi r. Thomas Almanac is. hi
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>crip,jon u TIL monument until our mex issue.
s.. X ia mol Wish Ia "HceHit At tbi, time
Gov Bolwrll made hricf Wit 70 ,a--
tine Oh his WAY To- Bar Hsrbor. 4 few DAY, ago
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"a- perfect an1 afforded them splendid OPP
poftnni'y {" Nicw The magnificent scenery 81
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hfm>,f vel pleased with tas'in" and thinks
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tho blacksmith shop going In st one side siN
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gathering 'hlh-- -'h'tA'f- inc o'A' A''i'''"
Wa outside ana 10 one "'' injured
Cap. John III. staples arrived at south
Hsook>yifr from the Grand Bank jane IS
Thi, /. the iir,t arrival aud very quick trip
II, ha- gone 70 Gloucester to ~a-h out and
viii return home for bait for another trip.
"h''a3'r "'"iT ,,.r,,.,, I'll,
-, H.. mad Tween Gideon Lj.comb'. farm
and HUH, Cove. large long-i2ied wildcat.
lie thinks y mu,i nave "e'Ehen ~ 81 .pIt,
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time. than was ever known there before
-T,,s Ms..r. Wool no own the b.-.t part
u, St,,. Island. are opening 10 about one hun
lr,.l acres 81 land on rs southern point. Men
.r. tn,i,, =, work clearing the groves, having
ant walk. and drives and in short time some
MAGNIFICENT building site. will b,. rut on the
market
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